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Volume 8, Number 7, July 2002 Research Prevalence, Distribution, and Host Range of Peste des petits ruminants virus, TurkeyAykut Özkul,* Yilmaz Akca,* Feray Alkan,* Thomas Barrett,*† Taner
Karaoglu,* Seval Bilge Dagalp,* John Anderson,*† Kadir Yesilbag,* Can
Cokcaliskan,* Ayse Gencay,* and Ibrahim Burgu* |
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| Figure 1. Areas of Turkey sampled to detect the presence of infection with Peste des petits ruminants virus and Rinderpest virus. Numbers in parentheses indicate the number of serologic test materials collected from each location. Rectangles indicate a single outbreak; shaded provinces had multiple outbreaks. Key: 1, Aydin (100); 2, Denizli (164); 3, Balikesir (40); 4, Bursa (40); 5, Kocaeli (100); 6, Sakarya (100); 7, Eskisehir (5); 8, Bolu (160); 9, Isparta (100); 10, Ankara (20); 11, Cihanbeyli (75); 12, Konya (50); 13, Amasya (20); 14, Sivas (109); 15, Malatya (3); 16, Elazig (272); 17, Batman (50); 16, Van (199). | |
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